Good morning Deepak,

I hope you are doing well. As per your mentioned query , JEE exam is a national level of exam which is quite tough to crack. But with right direction and dedication you can clear this exam in first attempt. Here i am sharing some tips:

1. Firstly, analyse the syllabus and try to know which chapters are important or which are less important.
2. Start with basics always follow NCERT first as this makes your foundation strong.
3. Make a productive schedule for your studies.
4. Give time atleast 7-8 hours daily with full dedication.
5. Give time more to those topics that are weak for you.
6. Practice previous year question papers so that you will get an idea of questions coming in exam.
7. Practice more and more. Use standard books too for your preparation.
8. Give mocks and analyse your mistakes.
9. Atlast revision is important. Revise weekly whatever you studied in whole week.

To know more , kindly go through the given link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-preparation-tips

All the best!

Hello Deepak,

Here’s a complete guide to help you crack the JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) :

Step-by-Step Strategy to Crack JEE:

1. Understand the Exam Structure

• JEE Main : For NITs, IIITs, GFTIs.

• JEE Advanced : For IITs (only top 2.5 lakh rankers in JEE Main qualify).

• Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics

• Mode: Online (Computer-Based Test)
  
  2. Know the Syllabus Thoroughly

• Follow the NCERT syllabus strictly (especially for Chemistry).

• Match topics with the official JEE syllabus to avoid wasting time.
  
  3. Right Study Material
  
  Physics:

• NCERT (Class 11 & 12)

• HC Verma (Concepts of Physics)

• DC Pandey series
  
  Chemistry:

• NCERT (must for Organic & Inorganic)

• OP Tandon, MS Chauhan (Organic), N Awasthi (Physical)
  
  Mathematics:

• NCERT

• RD Sharma (for basics)

• Cengage, Arihant, or TMH for advanced problems
  
  Make a Realistic Timetable

• Study at least 6–8 hours daily if starting fresh.

• Divide time: 2 hours each for Physics, Chemistry, Math.

• Include short breaks and revision slots.
  
  Focus on Conceptual Clarity

• Don’t just memorize— understand the logic behind every concept.

• Solve numerical problems daily, especially in Physics & Math.
  
  Practice & Revision

• Solve previous year papers (last 10 years).

• Give weekly mock tests (chapter-wise + full syllabus).

• Use platforms like NTA Abhyas App , Embibe, Unacademy, Vedantu, etc.
  
  Time Management in Exams

• Learn to attempt easy questions first .

• Don’t get stuck on one question— move on if unsure .

• Practice mock tests under real exam conditions .
  
  Avoid Common Mistakes

• Don’t skip NCERT.

• Don’t rely only on coaching.

• Don’t ignore weak topics.

• Don’t avoid revision.
  
  Stay Motivated & Consistent

• Take care of your mental and physical health.

• Use YouTube motivation (e.g., Aman Dhattarwal, Physics Wallah).

• Keep your goal visible (IIT campus posters, rank list, etc.).
  
  Important Tools

• Flashcards for formulas

• Daily To-Do checklist

• Timer app to build speed

• Short notes for revision

For more precise details CLICK HERE .

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.